The Lockerbie Case: The Justice Committee and the Megrahi petition

Tuesday, 3 February 2015

The Justice Committee and the Megrahi petition

A reminder that consideration of Justice for Megrahi’s petition calling for an independent inquiry into the Lockerbie investigation, prosecution and conviction (PE1370) forms part of agenda item 2 for the meeting of the Scottish Parliament’s Justice Committee to be held today, Tuesday, at 10am in Holyrood Committee Room 2. The agenda and supporting documents can be accessed here. The proceedings can be followed live on Parliament TV.

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ebol03 February, 2015
Dear Professor Robert Black

SCCRC Report
Page 152 Report by Major Lewis (appendix)

Are you aware if this report by Major Lewis has been published?
Would appreciate hearing from you.

All the best
Edwin Bollier & MEBO Ltd

All the best

Edwin
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Robert Black03 February, 2015
I don't know, Edwin. I certainly haven't seen it.
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